Tuesday - Male Reproductive Path - Twomey Flashcards

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Acute bacterial Prostatitis

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gram -, same as UTI

sx - fever chills dysuria

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Chronic bacterial prosatitis

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same organisms but non-specific sx
low back pain, dysuria, pelvic pain
may have UTI’s
Dx - prostate massage –> culture fluid

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Most common form of protatitis

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chronic abacrterial

- probz just culture (-) bugs

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labs with prostatitis

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increase PSA
- 30% acually decrease

abx and nsaid may be ineffective

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5
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Who gets BPH

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old dudes. 70% of 60y/o

50% become symptomatic

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Cause of BPH

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androgens - DHtestosterone increases with age

estrogen - estradiol levels increase with age –> induce more androgen receptors

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Sx of BPH

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you have to pee at night more
hard to pee when you start
small stream
dribbling

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Complications of BPH

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Obstruction - urgent
incomplete emptying
Infection
Infarction

renal failure

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9
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Tx for PBH

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5 alpha reductase inhibitor
 - reduces DHT - 50% reduction of PSA
alpha 1 blocker
 - relax smooth muscle
TURP, cryotherapy, laser, ultrasound
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10
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most common side of vericocele

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left side, becaase in goes into the left renal vein (smaller calliber = higher resistance)
- right –> goes to IVC

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Testicular descent phases, contraolled by:

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phase 1 - transabdominal - controlled by mullarian inhibiting substance

phase 2 - inguinosacral - controlled by androgens

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12
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How many people have Cryptorchid

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25% if prmature
4-6% patent - closes in 3 months
1-2% after first year

it’s usually unilateral

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13
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if cryptorchid is uncorrected:

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sterile if bilateral
infertile if unilateral
can lead to hernia
oncogenic!

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14
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Treatment of cryptorchid

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orchiopexy

do it before 2 years to be fertile, 10 years to prevent cancer

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15
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Infertility with oligospermia

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less than 20 mill sperm /mL
testicular
post testicular - obstruction
 - normal biopsy
 - may have no vas deferens if Cycstic fibrosis
40% idioparthic
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16
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Epididamo-Orchitis

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bacterial
 - same bugs as UTI
 - sti's
granulomatous
 - TB, fungi (crypto)
viral
 - mumps!
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Q

Tortion is usually art or vein?

what happens if you don’t repair it in time

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Vein
- before 30 yo
need surgical repair within 4 hours - or hemorrhagic infarct

18
Q

Vericocele how common?

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25% of adults
more common of left
can cause infertility

19
Q

Testicular neoplasms two classes

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germ cell tumors - most common in denmark
 - seminoma (he puts this in a seprate category, but it's here in FA)
 - yolk sac
 - choriocarcinoma
 - teratoma
 - embryonal carcinoma
sex cord stromal tumors
 - sertoli, leydig, lymphoma
20
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precursor to neoplasia in germ cells

other factors that increase risk

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Intratubular germ cell neoplasia
low % in blacks
high % in kleinfelters

21
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Seminoma

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50% of germ cell tumors
most common in 30's
homogenius (fish flesh) look. 
waterly cytoplasm
can have syncytiatrophoblasts (normally in placenta) - secrete hCG
cross crossing fibrosis
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Embryonal Carcinoma

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2nd most common - usually in 20’s, bad prognosis
have dark hemorrhages, looks worse that seminoma.

looks pretty pleomorphic

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yolk sac tumor

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usually in infants. under 3 yo
homogeneuus, but yellow looking. looks like glomerulus
Schiller-Duval bodies

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Choriocarcinoma

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always has beta-hCG
real bad
small
metastisizes to lungs and brain

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teratoma
malignant in males, not females benign in kids increased hCG and/or AFP in 50% lots of cysts - endo,meso,ecto derm
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mixed tumors
60% of the germ cell tumors actually have characteristics of several types
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metastasis of germ cell tumors
lymphatic spread - ipsilateral usually hematogenous spread - lung, brain histo can be different than primary tumor
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Staging
I, II, III 70% are stage I - 98% 2 year survival Stage 2 - 90% 2 year survival
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2 Markers | what are they indicative of
AFP - usually marker of fetus, made from yolk sac tumor and seminomas (and hepatocellular carcinoma) HCG - choriocarcinoma
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Treatment for germ cell tumors
orchectomy if stage I | orchectomy and radiation if stage II
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Non-germ cell tumors
sertoli - gynecomastia leydig - produce androgens --> gynecomastia, precocious puberty. golden brown color Testicular lymphoma - older men, usually not primary. real bad
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Hernia/hyrodcele | types:
failure to obliderate the inguinal canal inguinal hernia - communication with the perinineal cavity hydrocele - transilluminating spermatocele - cyst from efferent ducts - filled w/ sperm